List of Mexican autopistas

This is a list of autopistas, or intercity limited-access tolled freeways, in Mexico. Many federal highway numbers cover more than one autopista; other federal highways do not have limited access sections. Normally, Mexican federal highways that are on toll (cuota) roads have the letter suffix "D", e.g. Highway 45 is free (libre) and Highway 45D is toll. Most autopistas have a toll over all or part of their length. A few autopistas in very mountainous areas are two-lane.

The Mexican limited access highway network is the largest in the Americas outside the USA. The construction is generally financed by toll revenue (thus user fees) rather than fuel taxes, thus the toll rates are usually rather high, about MXN $$1–$2 per kilometer ($1.6–$3.2/mi), roughly 15–30 US cents per mile (9.3–18.6 ¢/km) for private cars and motorcycles. Toll plazas along the mainline charge tolls anywhere from MXN $20 to $30, or USD $2 to $3. Some plazas accept either pesos or U.S. dollars.

List of autopistas

Number Name Length (km) Opened Notes
2D Tijuana - Tecate 30 1992 4 lane highway
15D Libramiento de Culiacán 30 2012 4 lane highway
15D Tepic Mazatlán 238 Completed in 2008 Both 2 and 4 lanes
40D Arco Norte 223 Completed in 2011 Both 2 and 4 lanes
Libramiento Nor Oriente de Toluca 30 2008 4 lanes
Chapalilla - Compostela 35.5 17 August 1973 Two-lane
Highway 190D Tuxtla Gutiérrez - San Cristobal de las Casas 21.207 23 December 2002 Two-lane
Cuauhtémoc - Osiris 41.21 23 December 2002 Two-lane
Highway 95D Cuernavaca - Acapulco 262.58 22 October 1990
Highway 85D Monterrey - Nuevo Laredo 123.1 31 July 1991 Six-lane, toll: MXN$177
Highway 85D Pachuca - Mexico City 45.8 Four-lane, toll: MXN$33
Córdoba - Veracruz 98 11 June 1992
La Tinaja - Cosoleacaque 228 20 October 1993
León - Lagos - Aguascalientes 103.85 11 October 1992
Mazatlán - Culiacán 181.5 1 October 1992
Libramiento noreste de Querétaro 37.5 13 March 1992
Cadereyta - Reynosa 132.015 1 April 1994
Libramiento oriente de Saltillo 21 1 May 1994
La Carbonera - Puerto México 32 1 May 1994
Guadalajara - Tepic 168.616 25 February 1991
Guadalajara - Zapotlanejo 26 29 November 1969
Libramiento poniente de Tampico 14.478 3 August 1991 Two-lane
Zapotlanejo - Lagos de Moreno 118.5 1 May 1991
Highway 180D Champotón - Campeche 39.5 13 January 1993
Chamapa - Lechería 27.3 30 October 1994
Maravatío - Zapotlanejo 309.7 1 October 1993
Estación Don - Nogales 468.5 21 October 1992
Gómez Palacio - Corralitos 151.3 8 November 1994
Torreón - Saltillo 115.019 1 August 1994
Reynosa - Matamoros 44 30 April 1999
Pátzcuaro - Uruapan 56.063 17 September 1998 Two-lane
Uruapan - Nueva Italia 59.437 21 June 2000 Two-lane
Tihuatlán - Gutiérrez Zamora 37.297 22 September 2001
Agua Dulce - Cárdenas 53.3 9 November 2000 autopista parallels 180
Highway 95D México - Cuernavaca 61.54 30 November 1952
Puente de Ixtla - Iguala 63.578 30 November 1954 Two-lane
La Pera - Cuautla 34.165 18 June 1965 Two-lane
Zacapalco - Rancho Viejo 17.3 5 April 1990 Two-lane
Nueva Italia - Lázaro Cárdenas 155 17 October 2001 Two-lane
Las Choapas - Ocozocoautla 198 6 September 2002 Two-lane
México - Querétaro 175.454 1 November 1958 First autopista in Mexico
Highway 150D México - Puebla 110.91 5 May 1962
Querétaro - Irapuato 104.750 12 February 1962
Puebla - Acatzingo 38.545 29 May 1966
Acatzingo - Ciudad Mendoza 95.6 29 May 1966
Ciudad Mendoza - Córdoba 39.3 29 December 1969
Tehuacán - Oaxaca 243 29 November 1994 Two-lane
Highway 1D Tijuana - Ensenada 89.54 25 April 1967
Rancho Viejo - Taxco 8.34 14 July 1996 Two-lane
Highway 2D La Rumorosa - Tecate 55.5 17 December 1998
Libramiento al Aeropuerto
(Aeropuerto los Cabos - San José del Cabo)		 20.2 17 October 2002 Two-lane
Salina Cruz - Tehuantepec - La Ventosa 75.5 15 May 2003 Two-lane
México - Tizayuca 45.8 11 November 1964
Guadalajara - Colima 146 9 January 1989
Atlacomulco - Maravatío 64.35 2 November 1989 Two-lane
Asunción - Tejocotal 41.5 16 July 2001 Two-lane; includes libramiento de Tulancingo
Highway 140D Amozoc - Perote, Libramiento de Perote, Perote - Xalapa, Libramiento de Xalapa, Xalapa - Cardel 245.00 7 February 2004 Four-lane in most of its length, except from Amozoc to Perote stretch which is two-lane only. The Libramiento de Xalapa, the last stretch of the highway, was opened in November 2012.
Armería - Manzanillo 47.00 11 August 1991
Camargo - Delicias 65.00 13 May 1989
Cardel - Veracruz 29.88 1 May 1994
Durango - Yerbanís 105.20 23 September 1993
Ecatepec - Pirámides 22.21 21 December 1991 Pyramids of Teotihuacan
El Centinela - La Rumorosa 47.30 12 May 1996
Highway 45D El Sueco - Villa Ahumada 86.70 30 December 1989
Ent Tulancingo - Venta Grande 41.20 16 July 2001
Gutiérrez Zamora - Tihuatlán 37.29 22 September 2001
Jiménez - Camargo 70.00 15 May 1990
Libramiento de Fresnillo 20.05 8 March 1993
Libramiento de Matehuala 14.20 13 November 2004
Libramiento de Mexicali 41.00 20 June 2006
Highway 15D Libramiento de Nogales 12.50 23 February 1999
Libramiento de Víctor Rosales 5.90 8 October 1991
Libramiento oriente de San Luis Potosí 33.76 23 August 1991
Highway 180D Mérida - Cancún 241.34 23 December 1991 180D parallels 180 from Cancún to Kantunil. 180 runs from Kantunil to Mérida.
Highway 2D Mexicali - La Rumorosa 79 17 December 1998
Mexicali - San Luis Rio Colorado 77 11 August 1994
Mexico City - La Marquesa 22.00 19 October 1990
Peñón - Texcoco 16.17 19 March 1994
San Martín Texmelucan - Tlaxcala 19.42 12 September 1991
Santa Ana - Altar 73.00 17 February 2006
Highway 2D Tecate - Tijuana 35.22 28 September 1991
Tepic - Villa Unión 78.20 1 April 2005
Yerbanís - Gómez Palacio 117.00 10 August 1991

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